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Two years since their conviction. On July 2, 2024, five Mother Nature Cambodia activists — Ly Chandaravuth, Long Kunthea, Phuon Keoraksmey, Thun Ratha, and Yim Leanghy — were jailed for defending Cambodia’s environment. Thank you to everyone who wrote them a letter. They are not alone. #FreeMNC

Solidarity messages for imprisoned Mother Nature Cambodia activists.

Uganda’s “foreign agents” law threatens prison time for civil society groups receiving international funding. For Laureate Africa Institute for Energy Governance (AFIEGO) fighting destructive oil and gas projects, the stakes are existential. But they refuse to stop. Read 👉 bit.ly/4oMfdov

Civil society “could crumble” under Uganda’s new foreign agents law  - Right Livelihood

On May 17, Uganda’s President Yoweri Museveni signed a “foreign agents” bill into law, aimed at restricting the flow of funding into civil society by criminalising organisations “acting on behalf of f...

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Women human rights defenders are being criminalised for speaking out. At #HRC62, we will bring together women defenders, UN experts and civil society to discuss gendered repression, protection gaps and accountability. Join us! 🗓️ June 25 🕒 10-11 📍 Room IX, Palais des Nations

#HRC62 side event: Criminalising Courage: Gendered Repression of Women Human Rights DefendersSpeakers include: Ivana Krstić, Dr. Sima Samar, Eva Zillén, Diana Nabiruma and Olivia Ekobe

After more than four years in a Belarusian penal colony, Right Livelihood and Nobel Prize Laureate Ales Bialiatski is free. But nearly 1,000 political prisoners in Belarus are still waiting. Ales hasn’t forgotten them. Neither should we. Read 👉 bit.ly/4uqPC6t @freeviasna.org

'Like going back to the same school': Ales Bialiatski on prison, war and the world that collapsed outside his cell - Right Livelihood

Belarusian human rights defender Ales Bialiatski, released in 2025, reflects on his imprisonment and political repression in Belarus.

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Thanks for amplifying our voices! Thanks for not forgetting us! Thanks for not letting us down! Don't let the Israel-US-attack on Iran distract you from Palestine, not from violence by settlers and soldiers here in the Westbank, not from the still ongoing genocide in Gaza.

⚖️ A legal roadmap for climate accountability is finally here! Driven in part by 2025 Right Livelihood Laureates PISFCC and Julian Aguon, the ICJ’s Advisory Opinion is a major breakthrough. Now, they’re pushing to turn it into action. What happens next could shape our future! ➡️ bit.ly/4lDOAjY

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Stories of courage, resistance and community power. Our latest book exhibition at the @gvagradlibrary.bsky.social brings together influential works by Right Livelihood Laureates who have challenged injustice for decades! 🗓️ February 24 – April 15 📍 Salon Davis (Library), @gvagrad.bsky.social

Civil resistance against systems of oppression: Discover the Right Livelihood Collection in Salon Davis

Visit our latest book exhibition and step into stories of courage and resistance. A guest post by Right Livelihood.

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När vi agerar tillsammans, skiftar maktens balans ✊ Följ med på fyra inspirerande berättelser om förändring med journalisten @Teldah Mawarire och 2025 års Right Livelihood-pristagare. Se intervjuerna på SVT ⤵️

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Inside Iran’s crackdown: 2020 Right Livelihood Laureate Nasrin Sotoudeh on repression, resistance and her support for Jafar Panahi, whose film "It Was Just an Accident" won Palme d’Or & is now Oscar-nominated. 📖 @msmagazine.com by Jeff Kaufman 👉 bit.ly/40cn5E1

What Iran’s Crackdown Looks Like From Inside: A Q&A With Nasrin Sotoudeh and Reza Khandan

Mass protests and a deadly crackdown grip Iran: human rights lawyer Nasrin Sotoudeh from Tehran; her husband Reza Khandan from Evin Prison

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